Tools, Guides & Downloads

Sabbath School lessons designed for teens, based on a condensed version of the Conflict of the Ages series. Engaging weekly studies connecting Scripture to the lives of young people.

Free platform curating the best in Adventist audio content: sermons, audiobooks, Bible readings, children's programs, and scripture songs available in 7 languages. Download for offline listening.

Training resources from NAD Adult Ministries for Sabbath School leaders: bi-monthly webcasts, resource bundles with articles and ideas, training on biblical interpretation, teaching methods, and small group dynamics.

A 6-course digital certification program from Fuller Youth Institute with a cohort running September 2025 through June 2026. Research-based training for youth ministry leaders.

Multi-year planning calendar from NAD Youth & Young Adult Ministries listing all major division-level events, conferences, camporees, and training opportunities through 2030.

Resources from the CYE at Andrews University (now an official NAD entity), including 180 Symposium publications on youth mental health, social issues, and evangelism strategies.

Comprehensive digital resource from NAD Youth Ministries addressing depression, anxiety, suicidal thoughts, and wellness. Designed to educate youth on mental health and offer encouragement and community.

"The Chronicles of Jeniah and Uriah" — 28 Bible studies in story form designed specifically for youth evangelistic outreach. Available as a free download or $3.99 hard copy from NAD Youth Ministries.

Adventist Christian Fellowship resources for students on non-Adventist campuses: strategy guides for starting and running clubs, first-year survival guides, and the NAD Public Campus Ministry Manual.

New research from Fuller Youth Institute based on a national survey of nearly 3,000 teens (ages 13–17) exploring how Gen Alpha relates to faith, church, and God — essential reading for youth ministry planning.

The official young adult Sabbath School Bible study guide, developed with and for ages 18–35. Features QR codes linking to online commentary, journaling space, and a companion Hope Channel broadcast. Used in 73+ countries, translated into 15 languages.

Fuller Youth Institute's landmark research and resources on helping young people develop faith that endures beyond high school. Includes leader guides, curriculum, and parent resources.

The official weekly Adult Bible Study Guide offering in-depth study on a given theme each quarter, with memory texts and discussion questions. The most widely used Bible study publication in the Adventist Church.

Research-based strategy from the Fuller Youth Institute, drawn from study of 250+ leading congregations, providing practical steps any church can use to effectively involve and retain young people.

Hundreds of free scholarly articles, essays, and the Reflections newsletter from the BRI covering hermeneutics, sanctuary doctrine, prophecy, the nature of Christ, and more.

The NAD's division-wide, multi-level training platform for youth and young adult ministries. Offers free certification tracks and workshop videos covering club ministries, Youth IGNITE, leadership development, and presenter skills.

Full-quarter Sabbath School lessons in Korean and English, designed for intergenerational study. Includes discussion questions, daily devotionals, and facilitator notes.

A comprehensive step-by-step toolkit for pastors and lay leaders wanting to launch or revitalize a young adult ministry. Includes program templates, outreach ideas, and case studies from thriving congregations.

Weekly conversations with Korean American Adventist pastors, ministry leaders, and community members. Covering topics from bilingual church planting to faith and identity for second-generation Korean Americans.

An in-depth look at the rich history of Korean Adventism in North America — from the first Korean SDA church to the thriving network of over 180 congregations today. A resource for identity, pride, and connection.